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National Cleaning Week occurs in late March. The American Cleaning Institute established National Cleaning Week to coincide with the traditional practice of spring cleaning, a custom with deep roots in many cultures worldwide. In climates with distinct winter seasons, spring has historically been seen as an opportune time to open up and clean out homes after long, enclosed winters, clearing dust and preparing for the warmer months ahead.
Over time, this practice took on a more formalized tone in the context of National Cleaning Week. The week features various activities and promotions related to cleaning and organizing spaces in domestic and commercial settings. Cleaning companies often use this week to promote their services, while retailers may offer deals on cleaning supplies and equipment.
The purpose of National Cleaning Week extends beyond mere tidiness to themes of sustainability and environmental consciousness. The week serves as an opportunity to advocate for eco-friendly cleaning practices and products, emphasizing the importance of maintaining healthful spaces for people and the planet.
Furthermore, National Cleaning Week is often used as a platform to acknowledge the hard work of professional cleaners. In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of these workers' essential role in maintaining public health and safety, particularly highlighted during global health crises.
National Cleaning Week is a contemporary observance rooted in the age-old practice of spring cleaning. It reflects a collective desire for renewal and cleanliness and promotes sustainable practices and recognition of the cleaning industry's crucial role in maintaining healthy environments.
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